Woo Hoo! There’s another stack for Rolaids tablet or liquid deals this month. The new Answers at Walgreens: Digestive Health booklet has a $1/1 coupon for tablets or liquid. I tried this one out on the tablets with the Walgreens Coupon from the October book. Remember the Walgreens Coupon policy reads “applicable Walgreens coupon(s)” may be applied. Both coupons work!
If you haven’t printed them yet, there is an awesome B1G1 Rolaids coupon good on the tablets or liquid and this $3 off on the liquids available. No matter when the Rolaids Manufacturer B1G1 Coupon is scanned (before or after the Walgreens Coupons), it will auto adjust to the price after the Walgreens coupon. The cashier won’t have to manually enter any amount. The tablets are priced as low as $5.49 per bottle, though this may vary for you slightly…
Walgreens Deals (Thru 11/1)
Buy (2) Rolaids Rapid Relief Tablets 96 or 150ct, psa $5.49 Reg. Price
Total = $10.98
(1) $1/1 Rolaids, 72-160ct or 12 or 14.4oz (5349), exp. 7/1/15, Answers at Walgreens: Digestive Health [-$2]
(1) $2/1 Rolaids 72-150ct (5278) Walgreens Oct Book [- $4]
Total =$4.98
(1) B1G1 FREE Rolaids® Tablet or Liquid 72 ct or greater
Total = $2.49
Extra 200 Points for the Health & Wellness Points
= $1.15 each!
Buy (1) Rolaids Liquid, 12-14.4oz, $8.99 Reg. Price
(1) $1/1 Rolaids, 72-160ct or 12 or 14.4oz (5349), exp. 7/1/15, Answers at Walgreens: Digestive Health
(1) $3/1 Rolaids Ultra Strength 12oz (5279) Walgreens Oct Book [- $6]
Total =$4.99
(1) $3/1 Rolaids Liquid Antacid printable
Total = $1.99
Extra 200 Points for the Health & Wellness Points
= $1.79 each!
Buy (2) Rolaids Liquids, 12-14.4oz, $8.99 Reg. Price
Total = $17.98
(1) $1/1 Rolaids, 72-160ct or 12 or 14.4oz (5349), exp. 7/1/15, Answers at Walgreens: Digestive Health [-$2]
(1) $3/1 Rolaids Ultra Strength 12oz (5279) Walgreens Oct Book [- $6]
Total =$9.98
(1) B1G1 FREE Rolaids® Tablet or Liquid 72 ct or greater
Total = $4.99
Extra 450 Points for the Health & Wellness Points
= $2.27 each!
{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }
Shouldn’t the cashier have to write an amount in on the coupon? How do they know to do this if it doesn’t prompt them? It’s not really fair for the retailer to get the full value and the consumer not.
If you use the buy one get one free coupon last , will it take off the original price of $5.99 in my store or will it take off the price of $2.99 after both of the Walgreens coupons are given?
I’m assuming the price at your store is $5.99 and in this case, you will only end up getting a credit of $2.99 regardless of when you scan the coupons. If you hand in the B1G1 first, it scans at $5.99 but after you scan the wags coupons, this $5.99 amount will auto adjust down to $2.99.